Thank you, Madam Chair.
You both brought some remarkable clarity, because this is a pretty complex issue, and I thank you very much for doing that. You both brought a bit of a different slant this morning from what we've been hearing from other witnesses. The whole idea of data collection has been very important to other witnesses who have spoken to us.
But you said, Professor Good, we've been ten years at this process in Canada and we're working at it, and maybe the time has come to take some action. You were talking about incentives and other things. I'm wondering about that. Our other witnesses have felt we still need to continue to compile and compile. You have said although that is important, perhaps we should look more toward incentivizing that.
I wonder if you could give us some examples of what you're talking about.